11.17 NIKON 100th KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Nikon 100th Anniversary celebration – Switzerland

Great honour to be invited as the keynote speaker for the opening of the Nikon 100th Anniversary celebration in Zurich – Switzerland and great week-end with two full-house talks.

Thanks to Nikon for giving me the right tools for my work and be a Nikon Ambassador, but – most importantly – thanks for giving me the opportunity to be a Nature Ambassador and be the voice of creatures that cannot speak up.

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11.17 RCGS FELLOWSHIP

On November 16th – 2017 while crossing the Drake Passage on my way back after a full month in Antarctica and South Georgia working at my lifelong project on climate change,
in Ottawa-Canada at the Canadian Museum of History I was elected as a
new FELLOW of the of THE ROYAL CANADIAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

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The society was founded in 1929 with the important mandate of making Canada better known to Canadians and to the world. During this period, the society,  led the charge towards fostering a deeper appreciation of Canada’s natural, cultural and social heritage.

I am proud and deeply humbled by this recognition as conservation and education have been my life’s calling throughout my career.

http://www.rcgs.org/

11.17 SEALEGACY “THE COLLECTIVE”

I am honoured to have been invited to be part of “The Collective” a trusted group of SeaLegacy’s esteemed friends who have pledged to use their talents and voices to amplify the message of ocean conservation. Follow along with us as we continue #TurningTheTide for polar bears and all the other animals that rely on a healthy ecosystem for survival.

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to know more about SeaLegacy Collective
https://www.sealegacy.org/the-collective/

10.17 NATURE’S BEST PHOTO CONTEST

Spirit of the forest” – Great Bear Rainforest – British Columbia – Canada

Conservation has been my life’s calling throughout my career as a photographer, so I am particularly thrilled to announce that my “Kermode bear” story shot in the Great Bear Rainforest – British Columbia – Canada is the

WINNER OF THE CONSERVATION STORY AWARD OF NATURE’S BEST WINDLAND SMITH RICE INT. COMPETITION!

Selected from 26,000 images from photographers in 59 countries, the winners will be published in the 2017 Fall/Winter Awards Special Edition and displayed in the Awards Exhibition at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History in Washington D.C.

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10.17 IPA INT. PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS

This year, The International Photography Awards received 14269  submissions from over 165 countries, and is pleased to announce that Daisy Gilardini was awarded
HONORABLE MENTION
in
Nature – Wildlife for the winning entry “Poalr Bear Cub”

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Book – Nature for the winning entry “Bear Tales”

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to order the book
http://www.daisygilardini.com/books-prints/

 Moving Images for the winning entry “Spirit of the forest”

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10.17 CANGEO COVER

Daisy’s Polar Bear image is featured on the cover of this month
“Canadian Geographic magazine”
Special Collection Edition “Best Wildlife Photography 2018”

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Wish to know more about the cover image of this month Canadian Geographic?
To read the behind the image blog entry
https://www.canadiangeographic.ca/article/

To read how the cover was chosen
https://www.canadiangeographic.ca/article/how-we-chose-cover-best-wildlife-photography-2018

To order to magazine
https://www.canadiangeographic.ca/subscribe